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paulradix: Mudri of Sid
Working on the family lines of Mudri, Mitrov, Lasko, Hromis from Sid, Vojvodina, Serbia (Former Yugoslavia, Former Austria etc)
2004/10/06, 22:46:41
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Sinka Jolán: Re: Mudri of Sid
A lánykori nevem Mudri Jolán. Orosról (jelenleg Nyíregyháza) származom, napjainkban Budapesten élek.
2004/11/26, 19:45:28
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Sinka JOlán: Re: Mudri of Sid
Sajnos csak magyarul tudok - ha érted, örülök neki. Én is Mudri vagyok.

Szia, Joli
2004/11/26, 19:47:47
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kezdi: Re: Mudri of Sid
Paul,
Jolán Sinka says, she only knows Hungarian, she is also Mudri, her maiden name is Jolan Mudri from Oros, now part of Nyiregyháza, presently she lives in Budapest. Greets you by her nickname Juli.
Joseph

Joli,
Lefordítottam a szöveget Paul-nak.
Joseph László
2004/11/26, 20:46:36
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Sinka Jolán: Re: Mudri of Sid
Köszönöm a fordítást. Jolika
2004/11/28, 18:49:32
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paulradix: Re: Mudri of Sid
Joli and Joseph,

Joseph thanks for the translation. I have been very, very busy and have not had time to translate or reply. My 3 year old son broke his arm. 2 hospitals, 1 ambulance, 30 hours, 2 surgeons and four screws later, everything will be OK.

Dear Jola... Jula/Jola Mudri/Mitrov is a very old family name. (my grandmothers-grandmother, Baba of my Baba). I do not know where in old Hungary my Mudri family is from (Before Vovjodina), but we think Saris or Spis. I am sorry I do not have time to translate this.

How is Budapest?

Paul in Cleveland, Ohio, USA

2004/11/29, 13:24:15
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Sinka Jolán: Re: Mudri of Sid
Kedves Paul!

Budapesten élek, Budán. Szép hely, a Gellérthegy alja. Az őseim Ukrajnából származnak, az 1850-es évek végén jöttek a Magyar Királyság területére. Szépapám magyarul sem tudott, betyár volt, folyton menekült a törvény elől. Akiket ismerek, azok Magyarországon Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg megyében laknak. Többségük egyszerű parasztember volt, napjainkra sokan szereztek stabil egzisztenciát, diplomákat.

Remélem, meggyógyulsz, s örömet találsz az életedben. A párom fordította le a levelet, bár, ha jól látom, e fórum rendelkezik fordító programmal.

Szerettel ölellek. Ha ismét benézel ide, mesélj még magadról. HOgyan kerültél Amerikába?

Szia. Jolika
2004/11/30, 19:10:02
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Göblyös István: Bejelentkezés
Göblyös István. 1954-ben Eger ,jelenleg budapesten élek,várom hasonló nevű érdeklődők jelentkezését.06203454727
2004/12/01, 10:33:21
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György Mudri: Re: Mudri of Sid
Hello Mr. Mudri:-),
I found Your conversation on the net, I don't know exactly the background of your interest(find the roots?).I'm from Hungary, Levelek.There aren't a lots of Mudri, but these days I have heard about a many of them.My family would like to find roots as well.And I will start this process. My greatgrandfather is György Mudri,he died somewhere in America, my grandfather was Imre Mudri(with one brother Jenö Mudri)from Szerencsas a teacher.My father is Dr.Imre Mudri(63 ys old).He is a doctor in Levelek and he has got 4 daughters and 4 sons.(Maria-aged39-, Baranabas,Zita,Imre,Xénia,Teréz,György,Sebestyén-aged 25-).And they have also decandants as well.
Hope I could help to find some useful info for You.
Best regards, György Mudri(the 7th)
mudri7 -k-u-k-a-c- hotmail -p-o-n-t- com
2005/05/20, 19:34:37
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PAULRADIX: Re: Mudri of Sid
Hello György,
My name is Paul Powers from the USA. Mudri is my prababa's family name. This part of my family is from Vojvodina, Serbia. (Srem, Backa, and Banat) Most of them are are of Ruthenian / Rusyn.

Pozdrav..
Paul
2005/05/20, 19:57:57
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John P. Mudri: Re: Mudri of Sid
Hello: My name is John P. Mudri. I am the son of John E. Mudri and the Grandson of John S. Mudri of Cleveland, Ohio. I was told that his father came from overseas, but know nothing else about his father. I know he started a bowling alley in Cleveland, Ohio. That is where it stops. If you can help me trace my family heritage, please do. If not, just say hello and maybe when I come to Budapest in the future we can have dinner.

thank you

John Paul Mudri

PS I have a son who is John Joseph Mudri and a grandson who is John David Mudri
2005/08/09, 20:50:05
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paulradix: Re: Mudri of Sid
Hi John,

This is Paul In Painesville< real close to you. Mudri is a fairly common name. Do you have any other data you could add? birth dates etc

Just for a quick look, found a John S. Mudri, born Ohio in the 1930 cenus for Cleveland; Living on Buckeye road both parents born in Czeck.., Age 33,

wife Helen Age 33,born in Czeck.. and both parents born in Czeck,

son John age 10...

The census also says they speak Slovak..but this is not necessarily correct, I have seen this wrong many times...language does not necessarily equal ethnicity..i.e. he could be Czeck and she Slovak, so they speak Slovak at home. And in the old country John could be Ivan, Janko or a few other variations.

Here is the same mans WWI information
John S. Mudri
Serial Number: 3374109
Race: W
Residence: 9504 Yeakel Ave., Cleveland, O.
Enlistment Division: National Army
Enlistment Location: Cleveland, O.
Enlistment Date: 07 Aug 1918
Birth Place: Cleveland, O.
Birth Date / Age: 29 June 1896
Assigns Comment: Headquarters Company 68 Infantry to Discharge Private Honorable discharge 19 Dec 1918.
Volume #: 12

From the Cuyahoga county naturalization index:
Maybe this is his father....
Mudri John
Address: 9284 Cumberland Ave., Cleveland, Ohio
91226 - Vol. 3, pg. 78 Court of Common Pleas, Cuyahoga County, Cleveland, Ohio
Born: Hungary May 31, 1872
Date and Port: Mar. 26, 1892, New York
Naturalized: Jan. 4, 1909
Witnesses: John H. Lutheran, 2806 E. 92nd St. William Chimo, 2326 E. 76th St.
Notes: Soundex: M360


Please note that not all this information may be your family. You'l need to figure this out on your own.

You need enough information to find your family in the Ellis Island index. But even here ethnicity can be misleading.

Hope this helps.

Paul, great grandson of a Mudri...
2005/08/09, 21:31:39
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Zlatica : Re: Mudri
John

Did your ancestor have social security numbers? http://ssdi.rootsweb.com
Was he naturalized citizen? If not naturalized but lived pass 1940 than there is an Alien Registration Form to request. How about the 1910, 1920 or 1930 census? The church they attended?
Surname MUDRI, MUDRY can be found in Slovak Republic, MUDRY in Czech Republic, and MUDRY in Poland. You need to locate a precise place of birth in order to proceed with the research.
2005/08/10, 00:08:11
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Zlatica : Re: Mudri
Paul

The surname MUDRY lists in Saris and Spis region of Slovak Republic. www.zoznamst.sk
(area code 51, 52, 53, and 54)
2005/08/10, 04:56:56
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paulradix: Re: Mudri
Dobre rano Zlatica,

I beleive we have traded emails before,...And to my knowledge you are correct...In fact, per oral tradition and some scanty records, my Mudri/Mudri family is originally from Saris/Spis before moving to Bachka and Srem. (200 years ago).

Now days they describe themselves as Ruthenian, but who knows, maybe 200 years ago a Slovak slipped in the bunch?

I my case, based on some old letters and church records, they look more like Ruthenians..(i.e. they wrote in Cyrillic, Unaite Greek Catholics, write more like Ukrainians than Eastern Slovak dialect, and travelled to the US with Ruthenians)....

All this reminds me that I must talk to another "Mudri" gentlemen in Parma, Ohio. He is from Croatia. I found some informal links between our two families...who knows?

I am not sure about this family that "John" was asking about, he really needs to do a little digging. But your suggestion of the naturalization papers is excelent.

I would just caution John to be careful about the census and Ellis Island records. I have come across lots of bad information in these in my own research.

Paul
2005/08/10, 14:09:25
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Zlatica : Re: Mudri
Dobre rano Paul,

Yes, we have exchanged e-mails. Nice of you to remember.
No place in your research is there a mention of a village in either Saris or Spis region?
Judging by the phone listing, (I know that is not a precise way of doing research) I would say Saris region and around the town of Presov.
2005/08/10, 14:16:45
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kezdi: Re: Mudri of Sid
Gyorgy,
Ellis Island was the main -not the only- immigration arrival center in the USA from 1892-1924. This website has the online searchable records: "Searching Ellis Island Database in One Step" http://www.jewishgen.org/databases/eidb/ellis.html

It lists few Gyorgy Mudri, one with 3 arrivals from Bokony, one with 2 arrivals from Szakoly/one mistranscribed as Szedaly, one from Turterebes/mistranscribed as G Terebes, it seems they're all fairly close to Levelek, perhaps one of them is your g.grandfather.

Udvozlettel
Kupan Laszlo
2005/08/10, 15:39:55
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paulradix: Re: Mudri
Zlatica,

I've run against a big stumbling block on that side of my family. Lot's of family history...After WWII, contact was cut off around 1950 from the former Yugoslavia. Lot's of politics, for them having cousins in America was a public liability, for my family here have cousins in a communist country could cost them thier jobs..(Some of those communist and others where also my family)..Most here worked in the US in defense related jobs..I just re-establish contact in the last few years. Amazingly, many remember private talk about cousins in the US and recieving letters and packages.

Unfortunately, it appears that everyone on the "Mudri" side of the family passed away without children. There is a local Rusyn historian who is also a Mudri, but he is gravely ill, and can not speak. So all I have is photos of graves that cousins on other sides sent me..(Some complete with bullet holes from WWII)...I have been told by oral tradition, that there are at least three seperate Mudri familys in the region.

I have written and have friends who have checked with the parish preist, all the old records were taken by the government. Also nothing is available from the Hungarian archives. Anyone's best guess is that the records are in the archives at Sremska M. I have written with no reply back. It is hard to get copies of what records are in the town hall. Friends have to "persuade" officials to get what records they can.

My best hope is that as relations improve, that the mormons will be allowed to microfilm the archives. I hope the records are there, as most of the records from just 5 miles away on the Croatian side of the border survived the Nazi's.....

And yes, I find the modern phone book quite helpful..specially as they do not move as much as we do...so Presov is a likely area.

How is the weather on the west side of Cleveland?

Paul
2005/08/10, 18:15:36
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mudmanfl: Re: Mudri of Sid
Thank you for replying. I can unfortunately only tell you that my grandfather's name was John Stephen Mudri and he was an attorney in Cleveland, Ohio. His father came to the United States and ran a bowling alley in Cleveland Ohio. That is all I know- thank you for replying
2005/11/05, 06:40:44
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yuritrisha: Mudri
I am trying to find information about my great grandfather John Mudri. Born in December of 1888 or 1892 in Yugoslavia (maybe)/Austro-Hungary. Probably Rusyn. Immigrated to the US in 1905 and settled in the Cleveland Ohio area. Married Catherine Olejnik in 1909/1910? Had children John and Ann. Catherine died in 1921.
If you have any tips/leads for finding more information about this family, I would appreciate it.
2005/12/18, 02:41:08
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paulradix: Re: Mudri
Hi, I am also a my great grandmother was also a Mudri, and a Rusyn from todays Serbia and Croatia. Maybe I can help a little.

Do you have any other data? Anything that might indicate a village or town? Do you have a copy of his citizenship papers?

Paul in Painesville, Ohio USA
2005/12/18, 12:49:50
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yuritrisha: Re: Mudri
Hi Paul,
I am still not exactly sure where he was from. There is family lore that it was Yugoslavia. I have found two different Janos Mudri's that came to the US around the time my great grandfather came. One is from Kolbas (I believe this is in modern day Slovakia). The other Janos Mudri came from Sajkasquorgue, Lemboc...according to the Ellis Island passenger record.
My great grandfather's parents were Michal Mudri and Mary Kolesar.
I don't have any documents for him yet besides his social security app.
Let me know if any of this sounds like your family.
Thanks, Trisha
2005/12/19, 21:54:44
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paulradix: Re: Mudri
Trisha, a few questions to clearify the matter....

Please keep in mind that I am not an expert. I am alsways finding new thinds on the subject.

FYI Mudri and Kolesar are common names to the Rusyns in the area, but not exclusive to them. Many of the Rusyns here are actually a mix of Slovaks and Rusyn. It is often more a matter of religion to seperate out the two.

Ellis island is not the only point of entry. If your look in the records, your will see a Peter Mudri in 1905. He is one of mine. John could have entered as Ivan, Janko, or mani equivelent names. He also could have come trhough places like Baltimore, which is not in the Ellis island records.

Do you have any records that could help? Old baptims?

Here is the really odd part- I do know of a Rusyn man in Cleveland who went by the name "Frank Kolbas"....

I checked the Cuyahoga county marriage index..No J Mudri(y) wedding any Katherine. But the (Yugo) Rusyns tended to be concentrated in Barberton, Ohio - Summit County..

I have not had time to check the alien dockette in Cleveland. But I did find a John Mudri, With Katherine, with a 1/2 year old boy named Stephen living in Detroit (1910). John says he entered the US in 1905.

Is this your family?

Paul


2005/12/20, 00:33:41
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Zlatica: Re: Mudri
Hi Trisha

The village of Kolbasa, Zemplen megye, Hungary is now Brezina,Slovak Republic.
The village of Sajkasgyorgye, Bacs-Bodrog megye, Hungary is now in (Yugoslavia). Janos MUDRI from this village has that he is Croatian.
http://lazarus.elte.hu/hun/maps/1910
2005/12/20, 02:03:20
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yuritrisha: Re: Mudri
Yes, this John and Katerine in Detroit in 1910 with son Stephen are mine. Stephen didn't make it though. He died shortly afterward. I don't have any other documents unfortunately about John. I have a memoir from my great-aunt (Anne Mudri) who was my grandfather's sister. She said that they lived in the Cleveland area on and off without specific years. In the memoir she mentions that John had a step- brother Peter. Peter supposedly owned a grocery store in Brooklyn, on the outskirts of Cleveland.
I found Katerine's death certificate. She died in 1921 and is buried in the Holy Spirit Cemetery though we couldn't find the gravesite or a card in the file.
2005/12/20, 03:17:50
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yuritrisha: Re: Mudri
Yes, this John and Katerine in Detroit in 1910 with son Stephen are mine. Stephen didn't make it though. He died shortly afterward. I don't have any other documents unfortunately about John. I have a memoir from my great-aunt (Anne Mudri) who was my grandfather's sister. She said that they lived in the Cleveland area on and off without specific years. In the memoir she mentions that John had a step- brother Peter. Peter supposedly owned a grocery store in Brooklyn, on the outskirts of Cleveland.
I found Katerine's death certificate. She died in 1921 and is buried in the Holy Spirit Cemetery though we couldn't find the gravesite or a card in the file.
2005/12/20, 03:17:56
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paulradix: Re: Mudri
Hi Trisha and Zlatica,

Trisha, Zlatica is pretty good at this. I took a look at the data she gave you. The Janos Mudri she is writing about enters in Febuary, 13th 1906. Travelling to Barberton, Ohio along with a George Mudri. Sajkasgyorgye I believe is modern day. Sajkas, Serbia. I don't have specific information abou this village. The next village down the road is Djurdjevo, nearby is also Gospidinci. Both have significant Rusyn populations. About the "Croatian" entry under the column "race or people". Take that with a grain of salt. I have often had this as wrong with regards to my own family. My gr-grandfather entered the US 3 times, only once was he correctly idenetified as Ruthenian. (This was the forst time I ever saw the word). If you can find John Mudri's citizenship papers it would help. On these it will list the exact date and ship name he entered the US on. (To make sure this is the correct guy).

I took a further look and found a WWI draft crad for John Mudri born in November 1888 (age 28, in 1906), living in Detroit. On it he says he is a "Declarant". Meaning he has taken out citizenship papers. On it he has a wife and two kids. He lists is place of birth as George, Austria Hungary, which may be "Djurdjevo". That would be kind of how an American would try to write it out. The handwriting on the signature for "John" is different from the handwriting that filled out the form.

All this is speculation... Have you ever tried to resaerch his wife Katherine Kolesar? This could help add some information.

Paul
2005/12/20, 12:49:45
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yuritrisha: Re: Mudri
Thank you for this valuable information, Zlatica!
2005/12/20, 13:38:04
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yuritrisha: Re: Mudri
Paul,
I really appreciate all of your help and knowledge! I am astonished about how much information people have out there-THANK YOU!
2005/12/20, 13:39:41
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Zlatica : Re: Mudri
Yuritrisha

Your welcome. Give us a place of birth and we can give a wheelbarrow of websites for you to start your search. My websites would be for Slovak Republic.
Surnames KOLESAR, OLEJNIK and MUDRY do show up in SK's phone book. www.zoznamst.sk
Was your John naturalized citizen?
2005/12/20, 13:46:32
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yuritrisha: Re: Mudri
Zlatica,
I am not sure if he was a naturalized citizen or not. I would like to find out! His immigration paperwork would be invaluable. Any suggestions for how to proceed?
Trisha
2005/12/20, 14:39:45
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Zlatica : Re: Mudri
Trisha

Where have you looked for information? The 1930 census would say if he was Na -naturalized or Al - alien.
If not naturalized but lived pass 1940 than there is an Alien Registration Form. Did he have social security numbers? http://ssdi.rootsweb.com Anything in the church he was married in?
2005/12/20, 14:49:01
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paulradix: Re: Mudri
Trisha, this is all still kind of early to be sure. You need to do some hard work yet to be 100%..But there may be a minor short cut.if you are Rusyn, it is a very, very small minority. Do you have any old photo's, from the US or the old country? (stari kraj). If your family is Rusyn,this could help. Specially group photos...Or a list of assoiciate family names.

I know of two general groups of Rusyns in the Detroit area, One on the south side near the current Tiger stadium, the second on the north-east side near Hamtrack(Sp?). I have photos of many of these people. They really tended to hang around each other. You might be surprised. Oddly, I was recently given a emailed photo from Djurdjevo. The photo was taken at a funeral in Barberton, Ohio early 1900's. I was shocked to find my great-grandfather in the photo. (it was at an Olejar funeral). The photo came from some very distant cousin, At least 4th or 5th.

You never said why you think your family is Rusyn?

And FYI-I have some missing cousins in the US I have looking for-by the photos they are most likely Mudri's or Mitrov's, but they write from Sharon PA in 1947. It's a real mystery for me. I was once told by another "John"/"Ivan" Mudri that there are three distinct familys of Mudri from this area. That is the oral tradition, and so far with this group, the oral tradition has always been correct.

Paul
2005/12/20, 14:54:35
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yuritrisha: Re: Mudri
Katherine was born in Galicia. On the document I got from the Hamburg shipping records, she came from Dobromisky (Austrian nationality). I believe she was born in 1887/1888 because her age upon arrival was supposedly 18.

John has the unknown birthplace. It is either that Kolbas (Brezina) or Sajkasgyorgye.

I did find his social security number. I haven't looked in the 1930 census yet. Thanks for that lead!

Do you have any suggestions of how I can proceed to find their marriage certificate? I have been unable to find out where they were married so far.

2005/12/20, 15:10:02
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yuritrisha: Re: Mudri
Dear Paul,
Wow could you be a resource! What super stories about the photos, I would love to see them. I do have just a few photos of my Mudri/Olejnik relatives.
I will try to explain my heritage (as known thus far).
My father was born in Slovakia. His name was Ludvik Siroky and he was Rusyn. I am in touch with my relatives on that side of the family. I do speak Slovak ( I learned while I taught and lived in Slovakia for two years).
My father married my mother here in the US. She was Patricia Mudri. Her dad was John Mudri Jr. Her mom was Petronella Machus. My grandmother's heritage is Lithuanian.
My great grandfather, John Mudri, died in 1958 in Detroit.
My grandfather, John Mudri Jr., died in 1984. Unfortunately, I didn't get any info. from him before he died. My grandmother, Petronella is still alive and has a good mind, but didn't know much about his family. The few pictures I got were from her. She doesn't even know which country John Sr. was born in (other than the family lore of Yugoslavia).
My dad told me, before he passed away, that my grandfather John Jr. spoke Slovak. I am not sure if he meant Rusyn or Slovak proper since I didn't know the difference myself until much later.
Thanks for your help!
2005/12/20, 15:23:54
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Zlatica : Re: Mudri
Trisha

Did you try to get his SS-5Form? Maybe he put down his place of birth.

You have this site for research in SK?
www.iabsi.com/gen/public
or for research in Galicia : www.halgal.com
http://maxpages.com/poland
2005/12/20, 15:42:25
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paulradix: Re: Mudri
Trisha, let's take this converstaion off of this board. If you hit the bottom "Profile" next to a message I posted, it will give you my direct email. Zlatica is giving you great advice if you have not done that research already. Also, some of the real oldtimers would use the word "Slavish" to describe the language, i.e. parts of my family. (Not Slovak). However, the two are so close. Nothing is certain yet. A Rusyn would have been very comfortable around Slovaks. There appears to have been some fear of the word Rusyn/Rusnak. People confused this with Russian.

FYI I have been hunting for a lost "Rusyn" family from Yugo in north eastern Detroit for the last year. They also moved from Cleveland about 1912. (Zsiros/Zarros). But this was a common migration path. Also, Barberton is a real mix of ethnic groups.
Paul
2005/12/20, 16:08:31
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yuritrisha: Re: Mudri
On John's SS app. he wrote birthplace: Georgia, Austria. Maybe Paul's suggestion about Djurdjevo is right???
I didn't have those websites, thank you for sharing them.
2005/12/20, 16:32:31
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Zlatica : Re: Mudri
Trisha

Paul's suggestion for Djurdjevo could be IT. Follow up with him. Possible that Georgia is Saskasgyorgyje/Gyorgyov/Sajkasguorgue - Sajkasgyorgye.
Surname MUDRI does show up in Serbia's, Slovenia's and Croatia's phone book.
2005/12/20, 17:17:39
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Zlatica : Re: Mudri
Trisha

Surname MUDRI does list in Durdevo, Serbia's phone book.
www.telekom.yu/SiteTelekom/Default.htm
Of course, you need to make sure that "Georgia" is Durdevo.
2005/12/20, 17:29:04
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paulradix: Re: Mudri
Trish & Zlatica,

Zlatica is correct, there are no current "Mudri's" in the phone book. Meaning 3 possibilities:they all died; they moved; or they daughtered out.

Please do me a favor and see if you can find his citizenship papers. This will help to confirm that we are looking at the correct Janos Mudri, and that he was from this village.

If you can do this, I can help you further. I have a list of email addresses of Rusyn's from the former Yugoslavia who have been spread all over the world. I also now one man personally from this village who lives in Toronto. For the record, there are some Mudri's from this village now living in Australia. But I would like to gather more information and make sure first before we start asking questions. Again Mudri is one of the most common names among this group. In Febuary, I will be at a gathering with maybe many Rusyns from the area (This will be in Ontario-Kitchener). So I can ask around.

I have never checked the availability of church records for this Village. If they have been copied to microfilm, it would have been through the Hungarian Archives. Many of these are available through the "latter day saints" (LDS). Also you are not to far from Fort Wayne Indiana, The public library there has an incredible collection. The LDS also has the indexs for the citizenship papers for Detroit. On the 1916 Draft card for WWI, he says he has "declared" his intent to become a citizen. So he has taken out his "first papers", somewhere. But most records from this area have not been copied.

This could still all be a wild goose chase, we need to verify everything..But just that you knew the odd use of the word "Slavish"..and that he went to Barberton..up's the likely hood.

Paul
2005/12/21, 12:08:21
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paulradix: Re: Mudri
Trisha & Zlatica-

I had a goof up in what I typed. The comment about "most records have not been copied" refers to church records, not to the citizenship papers...

Paul
2005/12/21, 12:11:35
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yuritrisha: Re: Mudri
Zlatica,
I tried to use the www.telekom.yu/SiteTelekom/Default.htm to find that Mudri in Serbia but it asks for a Network group (area). Do know which area Djurdjevo is in?
Thanks for your help!
Trisha
2005/12/21, 15:18:01
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Zlatica : Re: Mudri
Trisha

That would help.
Network: Novi Sad -021 and Town Durdevo (Zabalj)
2005/12/21, 15:49:53
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yuritrisha: Re: Mudri
Thank you Zlatica.
Trisha
2005/12/21, 17:09:56
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whatever: mudri
The name "Mudri" is croatian. It means "the wise ones".
Maybe it's a common name for the slavian people.. I don't know.. But my last name hails from Croatia... and I'm a "Mudri"..
2006/01/06, 07:40:38
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whatever: mudri
The name "Mudri" is croatian. It means "the wise ones".
Maybe it's a common name for the slavian people.. I don't know.. But my last name hails from Croatia... and I'm a "Mudri"..
2006/01/06, 07:41:14
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yuritrisha: Re: mudri
Here is more information I have gained regarding "my" Mudris.
My great aunt wrote in her memoir that my great grandfather, John Mudri, came to the United States from Yugoslavia. He was 18 years old and he had two brothers, Micky and Steve Mudri, and two stepbrothers, Peter and Mike Molnar. John's father died young and his mother (Mary Kolesar) remarried a man named Adam Molnar and she had the two boys.
His two brothers Micky and Steve came to the U.S. in 1914 and settled in Canada. His two stepbrothers came to the U.S. in 1916 and settled in Cleveland, Ohio. His stepbrother Mike left a wife and two children in Austria. Mike came here to find work, which he did. He opened a candy store in Cleveland Ohio with a soda fountain. Peter got married and settled in Cleveland, Ohio, and had five children.

Do any of these people sound like your relatives?
2006/01/07, 18:37:02
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jjaspernc
I have a grand uncle Mihaly MUDRI born 1846 in Szatmarnemeti, Szatmar (now Satu-Mare, Romania). Mihaly married Julianna GASPAR in 1882, in Udvari, Szatmar.

Can any MUDRI's out there identify with Mihaly?

Jerry
2006/01/07, 19:57:25
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miroslav mudri: Re: Mudri
i am miroslav mudri from durdevo serbia which was yugo before and to help you sajkas region is where durdevo is. my fathers name is also miroslav mudri,his fathers name was eugene mudri. i have lot of information on mudris.
mudri means smart,clever, wise. there was a prince in first
rus by there name yaroslav mudri 988
if you like some more info please contact me i constantly surch web for more info.
ilive in australia in queensland.
2006/01/20, 21:30:42
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miroslav mudri: Re: Mudri
i am miroslav mudri from durdevo serbia which was yugo before and to help you sajkas region is where durdevo is. my fathers name is also miroslav mudri,his fathers name was eugene mudri. i have lot of information on mudris.
mudri means smart,clever, wise. there was a prince in first
rus by there name yaroslav mudri 988
if you like some more info please contact me i constantly surch web for more info.
ilive in australia in queensland.
2006/01/20, 21:33:12
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yuritrisha: Re: Mudri
Dear Miroslav,
I am looking for my Mudri relatives that may be from Yugoslavia. My great-grandfather, John Mudri, came to the United States from Yugoslavia in 1905 or 1906. He was 18 years old and he had two brothers, Michal and Steve Mudri, and two stepbrothers, Peter and Mike Molnar. John's father died young and his mother (Mary Kolesar) remarried a man named Adam Molnar and she had the two boys. His two brothers Michal and Steve came to the U.S. in 1914 and settled in Canada.
My great-grandfather,John Mudri was born approximately between 1888-1893. His parents were Michal and Mary (Kolesar). Do any of these people sound familiar in your family tree?
Thanks, Trisha
2006/01/24, 14:35:45
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mire: Re: Mudri
i am from djurdjevo now living in australia
2006/02/17, 21:06:48
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Margit38
Mudri Melánia, terézia Született 1885.05.25. Budapest VII. ker.Férjezett: Schannen Péterné. Apja neve: Mudri Antal,Budapest, 1859.04.16. felesége:Grosszer Mária,Teréz szül:1861.12.30.Cegléd
Küldő: Karsai Lászlóné szül Schannen Margit Sül BP.1938 02.05
2007/01/16, 14:34:26
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Mudri Zsuzsa: jelentkezem
Szeretettel köszöntök minden Mudrit. Mudri Zsuzsa vagyok, 1956, aug.7-én születtem Bujon, de már több mint 30 éve Budapesten élek. Könyvtáros vagyok, tanítok, IwIW-en is megtalálható vagyok. Gyanítom, hogy sok rokonom van a rendszerben, akár féltestvérek is, /Apám Mudri Mihály, - Nyiregyháza / de a család ezen ágáról lényegében nem tudok semmit. Csak kíváncsi vagyok, mást egyenlőre nem akarok.
Mudri
2007/04/05, 14:40:33
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George Mudry: Re: Mudri of Sid
Hi John.
I came across this posting from about 2 years ago so I dont know if you will even get my reply. I too and interested in my Great Uncle John Mudry ( Mudri ) formerly of Cleveland. He and his wife Anna ( nee Nemec ) had 1 son John born around the 1930's. Anna died around 1968 and John Sr died in Jan 1972. He was living in Northfield Summit County in Ohio. I know while living in Cleveland they lived at 10100 Manor Rd in the 1950's and into the 1960's. If you get this email please get back to me so we can compare notes.

Thanks George
Kitchener, Ontario Canada
2007/09/19, 01:45:31
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Petya: családfa
Mudri Péter vagyok a Mudri ág Nyírségi ágához tartozom mely szerintem az egész Nyíregyháza körzetét felöleli(Felsősimától-Oros-Buj-kisvárdáig). Tudomásom szerint az ősök a felvidékről származnak juhászkodással foglalkoztak és Sóstóhegy környékén telepedtek meg, innen ágazott el a család ( házasságok, kivándorlások...stb)miatt.akkoriban a megélhetést nagyban befolyásolta, hogy ki hogyan ment férjhez illetve ki hogyan nősült.Szorgalmukat misem bizonyítja jobban a "família" nem halt ki.
Üdv. mindenkinek: Peti
2007/12/04, 18:07:22
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mmariann: Re: családfa
Mudri Mariann vagyok, érdeklődnék, hogy él- e még ez a topic. Mi sem tudunk szinte semmit a család Mudri részéről. Nagyapám, Mudri Bálint Szalán született - ma Szalaszend - 1920-ban. Tudomásom szerint négyen voltak testvérek - 2 lány - két fiú. Édesapja, ha minden igaz Miklós - édesanyja Fábián Mária. Ha vkinek esetleg ismerősek ezek az adatok, kérem jelentkezzen.
Köszönettel: Mariann
2008/08/08, 13:03:56
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